Share your opinion on the intersection of Meža and Puķu streets

The City Development Department of Riga City Municipality is implementing the project “Promoting Safe, Just and Pleasant Mobility in Urban Areas (JUST STREETS)”, funded under the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme.

The aim of the project is to improve the mobility safety and accessibility of public outdoor spaces for the most vulnerable groups in society, including older people, children, women, people with reduced mobility, pedestrians and cyclists. This is being achieved by planning improvements to public outdoor spaces and testing various urban design solutions in the selected pilot area – the intersection of Meža Street and Puķu Street (hereinafter referred to as the pilot area).

As part of the project, during the spring and summer of this year, a larger pedestrian area featuring an artistic asphalt painting was created in the pilot area. New pedestrian crossings were introduced, traffic organisation was made clearer, traffic-calming and urban improvement elements were installed, and cycling infrastructure was developed.

Through this survey, we would like to find out the public’s opinion and level of satisfaction with the situation in the pilot area following the implementation of the above-mentioned changes.

Before and after:

Please note:

• The survey will be open until 31 October 2026.
• Completing the survey will take up to 10 minutes.
• This survey is being conducted after the improvements have been implemented in the pilot area.
• At the end of the survey, you will have the option to provide your contact information (email address) if you would like to receive updates related to the project.
• The survey is anonymous, and your personal data is protected. If, after completing the survey, you would like to amend or delete your data, please contact us by email at Santa.Borkovica@riga.lv.
• By participating in the survey, you agree that your data may be used for research, educational and policy-planning purposes related to the JUST STREETS project. If you are unable to provide consent yourself (for example, if you are under 16 years of age), please ask a parent or guardian to assist you in completing the survey.